How to play Draw Ramp Jump
Draw Ramp Jump is a stunt bike drawing game inspired by daredevil motorcycle shows. A row of buses blocks the road and there is only one way across: the ramp you draw. Sketch it, press Go and the rider opens the throttle. The shape of your line decides everything: how high the bike flies, how far it goes and how it lands.
- Look at the number of buses, the run-up and any pits or bars in the way.
- Draw one ramp inside the blue zone. Start it on the ground so the wheels roll onto it smoothly.
- Press Go! The bike speeds up by itself.
- In the air, hold left to lean back or right to lean forward. Try a flip if you are brave.
- Land on both wheels past the last bus to clear the level.
Stunt tips
- Curve the ramp. A ramp that starts flat and bends upwards, like a quarter pipe, launches far more smoothly than a sharp corner.
- Steep goes high, flat goes fast. Around 40 degrees at the lip gives the longest jump. Under a low bar, a flatter ramp keeps the bike below it.
- End the ramp near the buses. The closer the lip is to the first bus, the less distance the bike has to cover in the air.
- Lean for the landing. The landing slope is angled downwards. Match it by leaning forward a little just before you touch down.
- Flips need height. Hold lean back right after take-off and let go when the wheels face the ground again. A full rotation earns an extra star.
- Short ramps earn stars. Use about half the ink or less for the ink star.
The twelve jumps
You start with two buses and plenty of room. Each new level adds buses and a faster bike, so the ramp must be just right. Level four squeezes the drawing zone, level six hides a pit in the run-up that your ramp must bridge, and level seven hangs a bar above the buses so a sky-high jump will clip it. Later levels end on a flat deck where you have to lean for a two-wheel landing, then push to seven buses and a grand finale with a pit, six buses and a bar overhead.
Why it is fun
Every jump is a tiny physics experiment with a big payoff. The bike's speed is fixed, so the ramp is your only tool: the angle of the lip, its height and where it ends. Getting a feel for launch angles and trajectories comes quickly, and then the real fun starts: chasing flips and clean landings for three stars. Runs last only a few seconds, crashes are spectacular rather than frustrating, and a new ramp is just one stroke away.
The physics of a ramp jump
Once the bike leaves the lip, it follows a curved path called a parabola. Its forward speed stays almost the same while gravity pulls it down, so the jump length depends on two things: how fast it goes and the angle it leaves at. In a vacuum, 45 degrees goes furthest, but the bike also loses speed while climbing the ramp, so a slightly flatter lip often works better. The rider's lean doesn't change the path at all, only how the bike is rotated when it lands, which is exactly why real stunt riders use it.
More physics drawing games
Ride a track you draw yourself in Draw Rider, build a crossing for a car inDraw the Bridge, or arm a cart with a hand-drawn lance inDraw Joust.
Ramp Jump Stunt FAQ
How do you play Draw Ramp Jump?
Draw one ramp inside the blue zone, then press Go. The stunt rider speeds up on their own, rides up your ramp and flies over the buses. Land on both wheels past the last bus to clear the level.
How do I control the bike in the air?
Hold the left half of the screen (or the left arrow key) to lean back and the right half (or the right arrow key) to lean forward. Lean back long enough and the bike does a backflip.
Why did I crash?
Touching a bus or the overhead bar is a crash, and so is landing on your helmet. If you hit the first bus, your ramp is too low or too flat; if you fall short, try a steeper or longer ramp.
How are stars awarded?
Any clean landing earns one star. You get an extra star for landing at least one flip, and another for using no more than about half of the ink on your ramp.
Can I redraw the ramp?
Yes. Before you press Go, simply draw again: the new ramp replaces the old one and you get the ink back. After a crash, press retry to draw a new ramp.
Does Draw Ramp Jump work on mobile?
Yes. Draw the ramp with your finger and lean by holding the left or right side of the screen. It is free, runs in the browser and saves your stars on your device.